After several months of watching ambitious groups and social media gurus experiment, I’ve come to the conclusion that Pinterest can’t be used effectively by most organizations – at least not yet. In this post, I’ll tell you why.
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Top tools for video editing
Are you interested in creating videos for your nonprofit organization or cause, but unsure about what kind of tools you need? This post discusses the available video editing tools. Today, there’s truly something for every budget and skill level.
Google Grants: A guide to AdWords for non-profit organizations
Are you trying to figure out how to get Google Grants up and running for your non-profit organization? Do you currently have an account, but want to learn how to optimize it and spend more of your $10,000 a month budget? Check out these 4 posts for tips on doing just that.
Google Grants: Troubleshooting your AdWords account
All week we’ve been talking about Google Grants—if it’s worth it, how to get your account up and running quickly, and how to get more out of your account. Today’s post is about troubleshooting your AdWords account.
If your account is up and running, but could be performing better, check out these tips for troubleshooting some of the most common issues.
My site’s slow, now what?
Believe it or not, load times are a big deal. Load times may not be sexy but they’re important because they can negatively impact the amount of traffic to your site (sometimes dramatically), and can even prevent you from participating in Google’s Grants program. This post will show you how to use Google Analytics to check your site speed, and how to fix a slow site.
4 ways to get more out Google Grants
Today’s post is for folks that are interested in spending some time optimizing their Google Grants account.
I recently attended a Nonprofit Teach-In at Google’s Mountain View campus. Below are the four biggest take-aways from that conversation.
